Waterford, Maine

North Waterford Post    office may be saved

Editorial: Never use gas or    kerosene to start a fire

Website created to raise $$$    for Crooked River trees

Maine humorist a fan of    Waterford's Artemus Ward

Transfer Station launches    Facebook page

• Mild winter produced    bumper crop of ticks

photos from April 7 Heart    Assoc Music Fest benefit

Lumber company planning    removal of Bear Pond logs

Waterford brothers fly high    at Saddleback Mountain

2011 Lake Water Test    results released

• Keoka ice-out March 23

• Harrison, Waterford    schools to merge

• $1.2 million budget ok'd AT    2012 town meeting

• 2011 Town Report (pdf)

• Keoka Lake Association    honored by OCSWCD

• 50-mile Crooked River    Survey completed

• Crooked River Survey (pdf)

• Hagues place 88 acres in    conservation easement

• Keoka Beach files permit    change with Bur. of Parks

• Last Waterford Dairy Farm    closes after 186 years

• As home values fall, why    aren't taxes?

• Recycling effort worth it

• No Smoking policy OK'd

Waterford Library reopens    after renovations

Kimball camp burns
Firefighters from Waterford responded late Tuesday afternoon to a structure fire at a private camp on Little Moose Pond off Ben Hale Road. Two investigators with the State Fire Marshal’s Office were on the scene before dark and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. The blaze was reported by a resident across the pond at about 5:20 p.m. and the camp — located down a steep gravel road — was fully engulfed when crews arrived. The camp belongs to local resident Winfield Kimball and his adult children, Kyle Kimball and Kelly Kimball-Parrott.
Firefighters carry a portable pump down to Little Moose